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MF 10 Bale length?

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Jack-Ont

07-10-2006 08:19:33




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Would someone please explain how bale length is adjusted on the MF 10 square baler.

Thank you,
Jack




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mn.Chuck

07-10-2006 08:56:10




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 Re: MF 10 Bale length? in reply to Jack-Ont, 07-10-2006 08:19:33  
You have a metering arm that comes from the knotter assy and loops around the metering shaft
on top of the chamber(behind the knotter) The
metering arm should have a collar and set screw(
L shaped if original)The more distance between the collar and the bottom of that arm gives a
longer bale-less distance shorter bale.When your
tying mech. completes a cycle the metering arm
comes backward and falls down to the preset collar
and then the bale coming out turns the wheel which
"winds up" the arm till it goes into the "open"
area in the bottom of the arm-then it trips again.
Chuck

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Michael Soldan

07-10-2006 19:17:06




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 Re: MF 10 Bale length? in reply to mn.Chuck, 07-10-2006 08:56:10  
When we are finishing up the straw I always stop and adjust the metering arm to half , then I make about 20 little half bales, my wife and her friends like the little bales for fall and Halloween decorations. Mike in Exeter Ontario



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